Invisible supernatural beings take over B.C.'s mining law
Court decision requiring consultation over spirits' homes and dens destroys fairness of 164-year-old B.C. claims-staking law. Read more here
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Court decision requiring consultation over spirits' homes and dens destroys fairness of 164-year-old B.C. claims-staking law. Read more here
The concept of sovereignty goes back millennia – for many different cultures. What does it mean in Australia today?
Indigenous Data Sovereignty (IDS) is the right of Indigenous people to own and govern data about their communities, resources, and lands. It means Indigenous people are the stewards of data collection and the research done using their data; they are in control of what and how this data is accessed and used. Perhaps most importantly, it means Indigenous people have authoritative input in the application of the knowledge that derives from their data, especially when it comes to policy making.
After nearly 100 years in captivity, a long-lost member of Nisga’a Nation in northern British Columbia, Canada, is finally heading home.
Daily review is also your post. This provides Standardistas the opportunity to review events of the day. The usual rules of good behaviour apply (see the Policy). Don’t forget to be kind to each other …